Industrial Spray Gun

1. Prepare the Material

Mixing: Mix the paint or coating material according to the manufacturer's instructions. This might include adding thinner or hardener.

Straining: Strain the material to remove any lumps or impurities that could clog the spray gun.

2. Set Up the Air Supply

3. Adjust the Industrial Spray Painting Equipment Settings

Fluid Adjustment: Adjust the fluid control knob to regulate the amount of material being sprayed.

Fan Pattern: Adjust the fan pattern control to set the desired spray pattern.

Air Pressure Adjustment: Fine-tune the air pressure using the regulator on the spray gun if it has one.

4. Test Spray

Test Surface: Perform a test spray on a piece of cardboard or scrap material to check the spray pattern and material flow.

Adjustments: Make necessary adjustments to the fluid, air, and fan pattern controls until the desired spray pattern and material flow are achieved.

Solvent Cleaning

Solvent: Use an appropriate solvent recommended by the manufacturer.

Soak Parts: Soak the disassembled parts (except for the air passages) in the solvent.

Brush: Use a soft brush to remove paint residues from the parts.

Flush: Flush the solvent through the fluid passages using a small brush or a specialized spray gun cleaning kit.

Water-Based Cleaner

Water-Based Cleaner: Use if you are using water-based paints.

Soak and Brush: Soak parts in the cleaner and use a brush to clean.

Flush: Flush the cleaner through the fluid passages.

Ultrasonic Cleaning

Ultrasonic Cleaner: Place disassembled parts in an ultrasonic cleaner filled with solvent or water-based cleaner.

Duration: Run the ultrasonic cleaner for the recommended time to remove stubborn residues.